Safari is the fast and lean default web browser bundled with Mac OS X. You probably already know a shortcut or two, but there are tons of shortcuts in Safari worth remembering that can really improve your experience browsing the web. We’ll cover 31 different keystrokes, they are grouped into different sections based on use case, and we’ve also included a few multi-touch gestures for those of us with multitouch capable Macs.
8 Shortcuts for Navigating Tabs & Web Pages
Switch to Next Tab – Control+Tab
Switch to Previous Tab – Control+Shift+Tab
Scroll Down by Full Screen – Spacebar
Scroll Up by Full Screen – Shift+Spacebar
Go to Address Bar – Command+L
Open New Tab – Command+T
Open Link in New Tab - Command+Click a link
Add Linked Page to Reading List – Shift+Click link
7 Shortcuts for Reading & Viewing Pages
Strip Styling and View in Reader – Command+Shift+R
Increase Text Size – Command+Plus
Decrease Text Size – Command+Minus
Default Text Size – Command+0
Enter or Exit Full Screen – Command+Escape
Open Home Page – Command+Shift+H
Mail Link to Current Page – Command+Shift+I
5 Shortcuts for Caches, Loading Pages, Source, and Pop Ups
Empty Browser Cache – Command+Option+E
Reload Page – Command+R
Stop Loading Page - Command+.
View Page Source – Command+Option+U
Disable Pop Up Windows – Command+Shift+K
3 Shortcuts for Finding and Navigating Found Items
Find Text on Page – Command+F
Navigate Found Items Forward – Return
Navigate Found Items Backwards – Shift+Return
8 Shortcuts for Toolbars, History, and Reading List
Hide or Show Toolbar – Command+i
Hide or Show Bookmarks Bar – Command+Shift+B
Hide or Show Status Bar – Command+/
Hide or Show Tab Bar – Command+Shift+T
Show Top Sites – Command+Option+1
Show History – Command+Option+2
Show Reading List – Command+Shift+L
Show Downloads – Command+Option+L
Bonus: 4 Safari Multi-Touch Gestures
Go Back – Two Finger Swipe Left
Go Forward – Two Finger Swipe Right
Zoom Out / Decrease Font Size – Pinch
Zoom In / Increase Font Size – Spread / Reverse Pinch
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